Disney fans become rightfully enamored with their favorite films and the characters who bring them to life. With whimsical princesses, magical godmothers, and iconic villains, Walt Disney’s animated films are impossible to duplicate and hard to top. With loyal fandom comes high expectations, and the brand-new attraction sweeping Walt Disney World and Disneyland is waiting for the shoe—or log flume—to ...

A Disney vacation is one that all families around the world love. Being able to enjoy the wonderful rides and attractions on offer, like Haunted Mansion or Big Thunder Mountain Railroad, is one that any family, no matter what cultural background or identity, loves the chance to have. Many times celebrities have been spotted at the Disney Parks, also enjoying ...

Princess Tiana is top of mind with Splash Mountain taking its final plunge. Although construction walls marked with the jazz-playing alligator Louis and friends slinging soulful songs (or so we imagine) around Disney’s new attraction, there’s more work to do on developing the whimsical world of the Bayou. The wheels are turning for Imagineers, looping in award-winning artists PJ Morton ...

It’s no secret that many Disney Fanatics have made quite a fuss about the permanent closure of the Splash Mountain ride in Disney World’s Magic Kingdom and Disneyland Park. Whether they’ve been selling containers of water for thousands of dollars with claims that it’s water from the classic ride’s two locations, frantically collecting Br’er Rabbit memorabilia, very foolishly drinking the ...

With over 230-minute queues, a dangerous log flume exit, and viles of the attraction’s water stowed by Imagineer Tony Baxter, it’s safe to say Disneyland’s Splash Mountain left a br’ery big impression on its last day at the Park. As of May 31, 2023, the equally controversial and iconic Disneyland Resort attraction shut down for good. Banished for its racist ...

A hazardous trend that we saw doctors warning against — and Disney Guests enthusiastically doing, despite said warnings — has begun to rear its ugly head again! When the classic Magic Kingdom ride called Splash Mountain closed permanently in Walt Disney World Resort earlier this year, Splash Mountain fans did not take it well. Some people took advantage of the ...

Progress is moving along at the Walt Disney World Resort as Walt Disney Imagineers work to transform The Magic Kingdom’s Splash Mountain into Tiana’s Bayou Adventure. Related: Could Disney Put Splash Mountain Easter Eggs in Tiana’s Bayou Adventure? Disney World insider @bioreconstruct recently stopped by the Frontierland attraction to get both on-the-ground and aerial photographs of the construction in progress. ...

Now that Splash Mountain is officially closed forever in Walt Disney World Resort — and on its way out, in an equally-permanent fashion, in Disneyland Resort — Disney fans are moving past their mourning and turning their attention to the Princess and the Frog ride that will be replacing the Magic Kingdom classic. We have been learning, bit by bit, about what ...

Before the classic Magic Kingdom ride called Splash Mountain closed — forever — in Walt Disney World Resort in Florida, Disney Guests were already seeing signs of dramatic disrepair and reporting frequent ride breakdowns or malfunctions. Many Disney World Guests felt that, since the Disney World version of Splash Mountain was about to be closed down on a permanent basis ...

It was only a matter of time, but it looks like the day is finally coming. As Walt Disney Imagineers progress on transforming Splash Mountain into Tiana’s Bayou Adventure at Walt Disney World Resort, attention has now been drawn to one of the tallest landmarks in the Magic Kingdom. According to one fan @EvanPatel11, scaffolding has been moved to the ...